Easter Island (Rapa Nui) lies on the Pacific (27°S and 109°W). The art of Easter Island is widely known around the world. The very shape of the characteristic figures is immediately associated with this Pacific island even if the circumstances of their creation are unknown. Although the art of Easter Island is closely linked with its geology, this fact is rarely highlighted. Guidebooks and brochures focus on historical and anthropological aspects, only occasionally mentioning the name of the rock a specific archaeological site or object was made of. However, the geology of Easter Island can be discovered precisely through its cultural monuments. The art of Easter Island is not limited to the moai, which means figures but also includes ahu –...
The study shows the links between geoheritage and culture that developed over thousands of years and...
The Rupestrian Places of Alunişu – Possible Tourism Geomorphological Sites. The existence of sandsto...
OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, THE Royal Museum of Art and History, with the collaboration of the Universi...
Rapa Nui or Easter Island is home to some of the most recognisable archaeological monuments in the w...
Major cultural heritage of Easter Island are the MOAI statues, carved on local tuff from Ranu Raraku...
Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is the most remote inhabited spot in the world. It is famous for its gigant...
Easter Island (Chile) is a volcanic island made up entirely of volcanic rocks, which are represented...
Rapa Nui Sculptures Tour the United States The Anthropological Background of Easter Island by Jose M...
Studies of ahu on Easter Island started more than a hundred years ago and a major scientific contrib...
W pracy wytłumaczono zagadnienia takie jak geologia, archeologia, geoarcheologia oraz petroarcheolog...
Przeanalizowano cechy charakterystyczne wyspy i wyspowości w ocenie krajobrazu. Sprecyzowano znaczen...
In the context of geoarchaeological investigations on Easter Island several hundred human-made pits ...
Rapa Nui is famous for its moai (statues) and ahu (platforms), yet research into the island's many b...
This paper discusses changes in Rapa Nui subsistence patterns over time and the social implications ...
Pacific and Rapa Nui (Easter Island) volcanologists, geologists, and geochemists have set the stage ...
The study shows the links between geoheritage and culture that developed over thousands of years and...
The Rupestrian Places of Alunişu – Possible Tourism Geomorphological Sites. The existence of sandsto...
OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, THE Royal Museum of Art and History, with the collaboration of the Universi...
Rapa Nui or Easter Island is home to some of the most recognisable archaeological monuments in the w...
Major cultural heritage of Easter Island are the MOAI statues, carved on local tuff from Ranu Raraku...
Rapa Nui (Easter Island) is the most remote inhabited spot in the world. It is famous for its gigant...
Easter Island (Chile) is a volcanic island made up entirely of volcanic rocks, which are represented...
Rapa Nui Sculptures Tour the United States The Anthropological Background of Easter Island by Jose M...
Studies of ahu on Easter Island started more than a hundred years ago and a major scientific contrib...
W pracy wytłumaczono zagadnienia takie jak geologia, archeologia, geoarcheologia oraz petroarcheolog...
Przeanalizowano cechy charakterystyczne wyspy i wyspowości w ocenie krajobrazu. Sprecyzowano znaczen...
In the context of geoarchaeological investigations on Easter Island several hundred human-made pits ...
Rapa Nui is famous for its moai (statues) and ahu (platforms), yet research into the island's many b...
This paper discusses changes in Rapa Nui subsistence patterns over time and the social implications ...
Pacific and Rapa Nui (Easter Island) volcanologists, geologists, and geochemists have set the stage ...
The study shows the links between geoheritage and culture that developed over thousands of years and...
The Rupestrian Places of Alunişu – Possible Tourism Geomorphological Sites. The existence of sandsto...
OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, THE Royal Museum of Art and History, with the collaboration of the Universi...